I'm not sweating yet, you're running out of energy! Counting the top 5 physical monsters in the NBA, Joe Janko is on the list

David said sports

2024-05-26 16:42Published in Henan

As the highest level of international basketball, the NBA is self-evidently fierce, even though the league currently encourages offense and the consumption of defensive players has decreased compared to the past, but the increase in the number of offensive rounds continues to test the physical fitness of players. Players in the NBA not only need to have excellent technical and tactical literacy, but also need to have superhuman physical strength to cope with high-intensity games and training. Today, we will take a look at the five strongest physical monsters in NBA history, they not only showed amazing endurance and perseverance on the court, but also maintained their peak condition through unremitting training in private, and explained what real physical monsters are with amazing performances.

First place: Richard Hamilton

Richard Hamilton, nicknamed "The Masked Man," is a Detroit Pistons legend who is known for his physical strength and unyielding fighting spirit as a shooting guard on the court. In the game, Hamilton has always been able to maintain an efficient scoring efficiency, and his runs and tackles have made opponents tired. It is said that Hamilton once threw up his dog because he was running too fast when he was walking his dog. This anecdote not only showcases Hamilton's outstanding physical strength, but also highlights his love and dedication to basketball. In the 2004 NBA Finals, Hamilton's defense of Lakers star Kobe Bryant made him famous, Hamilton inherited the family's super long-distance running genes, and he could not die on the court to lock the opponent on the defensive end, becoming an important barrier between the opponent and the basket, and also making the "Pistons Five Tigers" iron rope Lianjiang famous.

Second place: Michael Jordan

The era of basketball god Michael Jordan can be called the most confrontational era in the NBA, although the pace of the game is slow, but the physical confrontation between players is quite fierce, all kinds of throat locks, dark feet and iron elbows abound, and there is no doubt about the physical consumption of players. But even in such an environment, Jordan still led the team to win 2 consecutive championships with his extraordinary skills and physical strength, conquering countless fans. His high-intensity runs and jumps during the game, as well as his excellent performance on the defensive end, are all due to his excellent physical strength. Jordan trained very hard, and he maintained a strict workout routine even after retiring, which allowed him to maintain a good figure and strength in his 40s. Jordan's physical strength not only made him omnipotent in the game, but also made him one of the greatest players in NBA history.

Third place: LeBron James

As the NBA's all-time scoring champion, James's physical talent is undoubted, and his resistance to "" has become the basic guarantee for James to achieve various achievements. The distance and intensity of his runs on the field is impressive, and he is able to maintain an elite level of performance, both offensively and defensively. James' stamina allows him to play consistently in the game, remaining calm and efficient even when it matters most. He trains and eats very strictly, which is the key to his ability to maintain his excellent strength.

Fourth place: Kobe Bryant

Kobe Bryant's career achievements need not be repeated, Kobe's attraction to fans is his tenacious fighting spirit, Kobe Bryant often played almost the whole court at his peak, and his excellent physical strength supported him to maintain a high level of form on both offensive and defensive ends. His high-intensity running and shooting in the game, as well as his ability to score in key moments, were impressive and left a strong mark on the NBA court. Bryant is also known for his dedication and passion for training, and he often sweats on the training court as a way to improve his skills and physical strength. Kobe Bryant's physical strength not only allowed him to perform well in the game, but also made him an idol and role model in the hearts of countless fans. In the game where Kobe Bryant slaughtered the Raptors to score 81 points, he made 46 crazy shots, and his physical fitness did not seem to be affected in any way, and it is reasonable to call him a physical monster.

Fifth place: Carl Malone.

"Postman" Malone has played in the NBA for many seasons with his excellent physical fitness and physical strength. His high-intensity matchups and scoring ability, as well as his consistency on the defensive end, are all due to his excellent physical strength. Malone trains very hard, he also has strict requirements for his diet and rest, and Ma Long's muscle lines are terrifying. This allowed him to maintain consistent competitive form throughout his long career and become one of the greatest power forwards in NBA history. If he hadn't been in the same era as Jordan, I believe he wouldn't have been without an NBA championship in his entire career.

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